I told you so department. I have insisted from the initial introduction of digital cameras that they would remake photojournalism because they can be edited and sent in real time. Many experts didn't see how the important element in photojournalism is the uniqueness and timeliness, and that it was obvious that "being there" and being wired would yield up images of power and consequence. I disagree with point that it is the ease of camera use that is the only factor in play. I believe the typical individual today is also more visually literate and that taking a photo is becoming like writing-- a baseline skill that is nearly ubiquitous. If you see news and shoot it, it can be news. Vin Crosbie eats his words about digital photos. Here is the full story from ABC. ABCNEWS.com : Digital Photos Change Iraq War Perception